Victoria Park Skatepark FUNDRAISER

Bristol, Bristol City, United Kingdom

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Aim: It's time to improve Victoria Park skatepark. The current park is stage one of a two-stage project, the second of which was never completed.

This project is to improve the skate park facilities in Victoria Park, South Bristol. 

We believe free outdoor wheel park facilities in Bristol are not good enough and do not reflect the needs and demands of children, young people, and the local wheel park community.

Who are we? Bristol Skatepark Collective.

BSC has been actively supporting skatepark improvements in Bristol since 2015. We are a collection of local parents, skateboarders, and business owners. Our most recent project includes the successful fundraising and installation of the new section at Dean Lane skatepark known as The Slab. We have also supported Campus skatepark in the building of their indoor concrete skatepark, The Pool. You can find out more about our projects on our website: www.bristolskateparkcollective.com

What is this project about?

This is a neglected space that is in dire need of updating to safely accommodate increased users as we emerge from lockdown post-COVID-19. 

The park currently resembles a derelict piece of tarmac that holds excellent potential for dramatic improvements. 

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What would the improvements look like?

Proposed improvements could include; resurfacing of the space with smooth concrete, re-purposing of some existing blocks and the addition of new equipment to create a better layout and more exercise options, and the addition of a transition element (ramp/bowl) to cater for more users.  We have some initial (not final) design ideas from various companies which show the potential the space holds. The final improvements we can make will depend on the budget we raise. 

How will we make this project happen and how much will it cost?

We have already raised £130,000 for this project - but we need to raise additional funding to really make a difference to the space.                                                            

The estimated cost of this project is £150,000/£200,000 This could include the following.                               

‣  Recycling and relocating elements of the current skatepark.                      

‣  Building additional modern features to complement the recycled features, including a transition element/ramp.                                                          

Current funds                               

‣  £60,000 raised via CIL funding.                                

‣  £50,000 grant application via Enovert.

‣  £10,000 grant application via Ibstock.   

‣  £5,000 quartet foundation

WE WILL WORK TO MAKE THE BEST SPACE WE CAN WITH THE FUNDING WE RAISE - THIS IS OUR LAST CHANCE TO RAISE MONEY FOR THIS SPACE - PLEASE GIVE GENEROUSLY IF YOU CAN!

Frankly, we are getting left behind. Take a look at the other facilities in local cities and towns. Let's not forget that these places have far smaller demand with less wheeled enthusiasts, yet far superior facilities. As a proud Bristolonian, I am ashamed of this fact. We need to catch up.

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 If you would like to find out more about our campaign, who would benefit and the very positive survey results please download our campaign pack here.     

Sport England: Active Together donated to this cause

Sport England: Active Together has provided £7,000 of match funding

British Cycling - Places to Ride donated to this cause

British Cycling - Places to Ride has provided £5,000 of match funding


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